Toronto's going to be one happening locale September 8 through the 18th, as the city's annual International Film Festival kicks off with some star-studded entries.

The 36th annual fest's opening night will be no exception. From the Sky Down, Davis Guggenheim's documentary about Bono and his Irish rock group U2 will be kicking off the two-week-long film showcase.

And, they're not the only musical legends making an appearance. Madonna will also be premiering her second directorial feature film, W. E. detailing the scandalous affair of Wallis Simpson and Edward VIII (starring Abbie Cornish). And Pearl Jam Twenty, Cameron Crowe's documentary celebrating the band's 20th anniversary will make it's debut September 10.

Permanent A-list resident George Clooney is going to be double dipping with two movies appearing during the festival: his political thriller The Ides of March (which he directed and also stars alongside Ryan Gosling, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Marisa Tomei and Evan Rachel Wood) and the family drama The Descendants.